LIQUID FORMULATION KILLER FOR BLATTERIA FAMILY TYPE INSECTS

Abstract

The abstract describes a method for creating a natural liquid formulation to combat Blattaria insect infestations. It involves collecting specimens, adding 50ml of lemon extract, 150ml of vinegar, and 300ml of water to create a 500ml Citric Spray. The solution is then analyzed for effectiveness and applied to infested areas, leading to the collection of treated specimens for further evaluation.

Specification

Description:The process begins with the meticulous collection of a substantial sample of Blattaria insects,
consisting of 100 specimens (115). Lemon, recognized for its citric acid content (C6H8O7), is
incorporated into the sample, utilizing 30 to 50ml of lemon extract (101, 102). Following this,
the mixture undergoes a filtration process (103) to ensure the purity and homogeneity of the
solution. Subsequently, vinegar, known chemically as acetic acid (CH3COOH), is added in a
quantity of 150ml (104, 105). This is followed by the addition of water, totaling 300ml (106,
107), and thorough mixing to achieve a uniform composition (108). Maintaining the mixture
at room temperature (20 to 25°C) (109) is crucial to preserve its effectiveness and stability,
resulting in the formulation of a 500ml Citric Spray liquid (110, 111) , Claims:1. The process of Insecticide solution comprising:
i) Liquid formulation (111)
2. The process of liquid formulation as claimed in claim 1 wherein preparing a liquid
formulation to control Blattaria insects involves collecting specimens, adding 30 to 50ml lemon
extract (C6H8O7), 150ml of vinegar (CH3COOH), and 300ml of water (H2O), and
maintaining the mixture at room temperature (20 to 25°C) to produce a 500ml Citric Spray
(110).
3. The process of liquid formulation as claimed in claim 1 and claim 2 wherein after
formulation, the liquid's properties are evaluated through FTIR examination (113) and
antioxidant property assessment (114) to ensure its effectiveness in combating Blattaria
infestations.
4. The process of liquid formulation as claimed in claim 2 and claim 3 wherein the formulated
liquid is then applied to infested areas, targeting Blattaria insects. Post-treatment, Blattaria
specimens are collected in an oxygenated glass container (117) for further study and evaluation
of the formulation's efficacy.

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